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My 2 favourite things! Audiobooks and crochet! ❤❤

I'm so I can't wait until the next chapter,but riddle me this, where'd you find this story

Love it! Eliza was a smart little sweetie! guard your stitches well my dear! 'til next chapter! 😁

This is so fun!

I'm enjoying it. Thanks for sharing

Elisha is ready but what will she do 🤷🏽‍♀️ this is so intriguing 🤔 I love it so far 😃😃😃

That was very interesting looking forward to part 3 😊😊😊thanks for sharing 😊

I love part 1 and I’m crocheting a headband for my granddaughter while I listen to the story 😊😊

I love part 1 and I’m crocheting a headband for my granddaughter while I listen to the story 😊😊

This is very different. A great idea to do this.

I hate doing froging

I love crochet mysteries. Thank you!

How fun is this!! Thanks for this

I really liked it, I can't wait for the next chapter. That's a very interesting take on crochet podcast. See you next week. 👍👍from 🍁🍁

Wha! I was starting to enjoy the story!!! LOL!!! Ok...I guess I'll have to come back for Chapter 2. Thank you for the delightful share! 'til then, cheers! btw...i like that stitch you're working on!

I agree😮😮100%

I’m loving the story 😊

❤! This was very relaxing. I needed this! Excellent pattern. What yarn did you use? Thank you!

Love the story ☺️ Waiting for Eliza catch them all 🤘

Love this, I'm all in can't wait till next week. A good mystery and a new stitch pattern to look up to use to make wash cloths. Thanks Princeton.

Enjoyed it very much 😊

Love this one! I came here from your video today, 9-18-24 where you started a new series of listening to a mystery set in a yarn ahop while watching you crochet this bar stitch. Of course I had to come learn this stitch, its very neat! I think I'll make 2 squares & stitch them together for a hot pad. I love the look of those front posts running from bottom to top. Great instruction Princeton as usual, thank you! 🧶💜

You have the most creative ideas - both in crochet and podcasting!

Loved it Princeton! It was so much fun to sit back for a short time & relax while watching you crochet & listening to a story filled with things from our hobby we love. To top it off, I'm not familiar with the bar stitch, so I can pop over to your instruction video to learn something new. You brought together my two favorite things, crochet & crime mysteries. As popular as they both are, I'm surprised someone has not put the two together as a concept for videos. Such a fun, unique & different video that checked all the boxes! 🧶💜

This is awesome!

I was so intrigued, I'm all in.😮😮😮😮😮

I love your channel! Thank you! ❤

Thank you for posting this!! I'm trying to figure out how to reduce and you showed it so well!! Instant subscribe! Thanks!💙

Hello, Princeton. Once I learned to weave in the yarn ends (after more than 40 years of crochet!) I never went back. The trick is to have as few as possible, which is not always realistic! The teachers I saw do this on TH-cam (not American) went back and forth and up and down with the needle, and you couldn't see the extra yarn on either side of the fabric. I think this extra detail makes the finished look a tad smoother, and most of my wearables can be worn on either side because there are no knots - it's all woven in. That doesn't mean you can't achieve the same effect without using the yarn needles. We each should use the techniques with which we are most comfortable. I'm glad I went to see Sirin's channel today as I found a new yarnie to follow!

That was fun - I came here via Sirin. I look forward to checking out your other recommendations. This was brief, and still a delight!

Congratulations! What a big accomplishment! It's wonderful to spend time with family. I've been on a content break too.😂 you and Ms. NIKKI ARE HILARIOUS! I'm working on socks. I like the suit and chats and of course when you and Ms. Nikki get together

I'm working on afghans for sons, grandson and a few other family members 😅

Beautiful blankets😂

Thank you for sharing. I have yet to master the moss stitch. Each year I try. I repeatedly forget to chain one. The corner to corner moss stitch might be easier for me.